Comment face after # in URIs

[nxg]

Original report by Kjetil Kjernsmo (Bitbucket: kjetilk, GitHub: kjetilk).

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Hi Norman et al!

I just noticed that if there is a hash # in a URI, the rest of the line is marked with a comment face. Like, for example

@prefix owl:  <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#> .

The comment face is used after the URI ends, so in this example, the period is interpreted as a comment.

Cheers,

Kjetil

[nxg]

Original comment by Norman Gray (Bitbucket: nxg, GitHub: nxg).

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Hello, Kjetil!

I think I see the problem: in the current version of ttl-mode, the resource appears to be fontified correctly (for me), but if I type M-; to insert a comment, then emacs appears to interpret the # in the resource as the start of a pre-existing comment, and aligns accordingly.

Is that what you were seeing?

[nxg]

Original comment by Kjetil Kjernsmo (Bitbucket: kjetilk, GitHub: kjetilk).

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It is probably the same underlying issue, but it is not the way it appears. Here's a screenshot:

The green background is my comments face, and you see it spilling over not only the period, but also the predicate and object behind my URI.

(If you think it looks weird, it is based on research my father did into colors in occupational situations in the 80-ties, though that was not on screen... :-) )